Italica
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Confessions of a Foodie.
I’m not really sure what a foodie is. I suppose people who eat out often and have higher than average standards based on decades of fine dining experience. If that is right, I’m a foodie. I loved Italica. I did not have a single bite of food I did not love. But let’s start here with cocktails. I have read reviews which have been critical of the cocktails here. This is hard for me to take seriously. I keep a list of obscure old cocktails...read full review
I’m not really sure what a foodie is. I suppose people who eat out often and have higher than average standards based on decades of fine dining experience. If that is right, I’m a foodie. I loved Italica. I did not have a single bite of food I did not love. But let’s start here with cocktails. I have read reviews which have been critical of the cocktails here. This is hard for me to take seriously. I keep a list of obscure old cocktails...read full review
Only a little small,make your reservation ASAP!!
We dined Saturday night our second time there. The food is delicious and so are the drinks. We arrived without a reservation expecting to wait, no big deal.
The hostess, I didn’t catch her name but she’s pregnant…was extremely rude.
She asked if we had a reservation, we said no but we didn’t mind waiting we would rather sit at the bar anyway. She said “well the bartender is by himself right now so the service is going to be slow but...read full review
The hostess, I didn’t catch her name but she’s pregnant…was extremely rude.
She asked if we had a reservation, we said no but we didn’t mind waiting we would rather sit at the bar anyway. She said “well the bartender is by himself right now so the service is going to be slow but...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4:30 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 4:30 - 10PM |
| Friday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Italica is a fun, hidden gem and speakeasy in downtown Indio, offering an escape from the typical desert vibe. The atmosphere is dimly lit, dark, moody, beautifully decorated, and very chic. It is a small place with an element of whimsy and intrigue. The menu is inventive and creative, with wonderful appetizers like the artichoke, and delicious entrees such as the branzino, bolognese, and NY strip. The pomodoro salad and tiramisu are also highlighted. Drinks are generous, creative, and delicious. Service is repeatedly described as wonderful and great. Many guests state the food is incredible, fabulous, the best Italian food in the valley, and that they will be back.